Hi guys. I had another thread about this, but now that I’ve narrowed down my issue I wanted to get a new thread going. Here’s my story...
I have an englander 25 PDV that’s having some problems. I will explain the issue, what I’ve done to troubleshoot, and what I think my best solution is, and I’d ask if you can confirm I’m on the right path. Thanks to the guys in the other thread for getting me this far.
Upon pressing the “on” button, start up would go for about 5-10 seconds then error code E2 followed by E1 and it shuts down. I took apart and emptied the ENTIRE stove piece by piece, all blower motors and tubes/exhaust are clear and moving parts are oiled up nicely. Holes aren’t blocked, cracked part of hoses were clipped and reinstalled. it’s clean clean.
When I bypass the flue vacuum switch, I no longer get error codes, and I can start the stove manually (does not light on its own, but igniter does get hot). However, top auger doesn’t feed when I have the vac switch bypassed.
When I bypass the Door Ajar vacuum switch (now with both vacuum switches bypassed), top auger now feeds again. However, it continuously overfeeds until the pellets smother the fire, it fills with smoke, then I get the woofing or bursts of smoke and embers out the intake tube when the smoke ignites. Scary, dangerous stuff yesterday.
My question: should I start by replacing the vacuum switches first, and then replace the control board if I still have issues?
Also, can I use the PU-VS for both switches, or do I need the PU-VS-A mentioned in the DVD manual for the front switch? They appear the same, and I can’t find the PU-VS-A online anywhere.
Thank you!!
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I have an englander 25 PDV that’s having some problems. I will explain the issue, what I’ve done to troubleshoot, and what I think my best solution is, and I’d ask if you can confirm I’m on the right path. Thanks to the guys in the other thread for getting me this far.
Upon pressing the “on” button, start up would go for about 5-10 seconds then error code E2 followed by E1 and it shuts down. I took apart and emptied the ENTIRE stove piece by piece, all blower motors and tubes/exhaust are clear and moving parts are oiled up nicely. Holes aren’t blocked, cracked part of hoses were clipped and reinstalled. it’s clean clean.
When I bypass the flue vacuum switch, I no longer get error codes, and I can start the stove manually (does not light on its own, but igniter does get hot). However, top auger doesn’t feed when I have the vac switch bypassed.
When I bypass the Door Ajar vacuum switch (now with both vacuum switches bypassed), top auger now feeds again. However, it continuously overfeeds until the pellets smother the fire, it fills with smoke, then I get the woofing or bursts of smoke and embers out the intake tube when the smoke ignites. Scary, dangerous stuff yesterday.
My question: should I start by replacing the vacuum switches first, and then replace the control board if I still have issues?
Also, can I use the PU-VS for both switches, or do I need the PU-VS-A mentioned in the DVD manual for the front switch? They appear the same, and I can’t find the PU-VS-A online anywhere.
Thank you!!
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